Hip-Hop History
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Original Content Despite never reaching the commercial heights of many of his collaborators, MPA's Peewee Longway has played an instrumental role in creating the Atlanta trap dynasty that we see today.
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Original Content From J. Cole to Kanye West, it's important to appreciate the artists who can fire on all cylinders -- both behind the mic and behind the boards.
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Music 50 Cent and Busta Rhymes represent Queens and Brooklyn in a badass throwback picture, shared from the archives of Funkmaster Flex.
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Music Big Boi says André 3000 vowed to never sell weed again after he was robbed ten days after trying to be a dealer.
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Original Content Big Sean is one of the most disrespected Hip-Hop artists out right now. But he's also one of the greatest.
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Music J. Prince's appearance on the Joe Rogan Podcast found the Rap-A-Lot Records' CEO detailing his history with law enforcement, and how he became a target after attempting to become independent of the music industry and major labels.
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Original Content Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's unparalleled chemistry with both 2Pac and Biggie resulted in two of the greatest tracks of all time.
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Hip-Hop History Anthony "Geezy" Gonzalez, the former manager of the Clipse, said he was really living the raps they were writing.
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Original Content Eminem has been holding it down alongside Detroit artists since he first kicked off his career, amassing quite a collection of collaborations in the process.
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Music DJ Drama reveals that Jeezy's classic "Streets Iz Watching" was the first time he ever got paid for a mixtape.
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Music Three legends connect as Rick Ross, Trick Daddy, and JT Money form the basis of "Miami Mount Rushmore."
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Music Too $hort reflects on recording a singular, X-rated ad-lib for four hours straight during one of Dr. Dre's "Detox" studio sessions.
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Mitch Findlay